Quiet - the book that encourages introverts not to hide
I finished reading Quiet's book these days.
The book explores the differences between introversion, extroversion, and the Extroverted Ideal. It also encourages introverts to embrace their true nature and unique strengths.
I don't know what I am, there are times when I feel like writing, and I isolate myself in my world and shape ideas or reading! That is something I love, give me a book and a good arabica coffee, and the hours fly by ..., but I would never say no to a karaoke night or going out for a few drinks.
The cover caught my attention because of its subtitle .... The power of the introvert in a world that can't stop talking , and as I progressed through its pages, I found that this book may be interesting for:
Those who want to understand more about introverts;
Team leaders who want to connect introverts with extroverts;
Anyone who wants to know the source of the power of introverted souls.
HERE you can find my presentation summary.
And HERE I captured a longer summary of the key ideas in the book.
The book is a fascinating read that takes us through history and introduces us to figures and characters that fall into the spectrum of introverts and have had a brutal impact on our lives. In this way, Susan wants to end the myth that only extroverts achieve great things.
Hope you enjoy it!
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